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There’s not many things more destructive to a good night’s rest than sleeping with somebody that snores. In fact, it can drive a partner to take pretty extreme measures to get some sleep! Separate rooms, earplugs….in RANA’s comical little commercial, one woman even builds her own device to help shake her husband awake while she sleeps elsewhere!

But as bad as it can be sleeping beside somebody with chronic snoring, it’s even worse for the person doing the snoring…not to mention more dangerous. In fact, when sleep apnea is left untreated, it can lead to high blood pressure, stroke, heart failure or diabetes! So how do you know if you or your partner has sleep apnea? RANA has made it easy to get started with a free snoring consultation!

Just fill in the form with your basic information or call the toll-free number. Experts will analyze the snoring and let you know about potential solutions and treatments that could help everybody get some must-needed rest. Considering the danger untreated sleep apnea poses, it just makes sense to take advantage of this offer!

My ex-husband started snoring pretty badly a few years into our relationship, so I know firsthand how incredibly disruptive to sleep the problem is. And considering the snoring started after gaining quite a bit of weight, one of the causes of sleep apnea, I’m pretty sure he could have used a snoring consultation!

Risk factors include a BMI of over 35, a neck circumference of more than 40 cm, high blood pressure and an age of over 50, to name a few. And when the first step to treatment is absolutely free, the best time to deal with sleep-disturbing snoring is now! Request a snoring consultation for yourself or your partner and take the first step to better health. This is a limited time offer, so don’t miss out. Most people don’t even realize how much better life can be until they get that first good night’s sleep!

My husband and I sleep in separate rooms and that is because of my snoring and his tooth grinding, we both prefer it this way but after reading the article I should get checked, I’m overweight, have high blood pressure and also have diabetes

My husband was a very loud snorer and would even quit breathing. I finally convinced him to go to Dr and he was then sent to sleep clinic. He was diagnosed with sleep apnea and has used a CPAP machine for the last 15 years. It is very important for your health if you snore to get help.